Transfer Java games via Bluetooth?

Is it possible to transfer java (.JAR) files to a Motorola V525 from a PC
via a Bluetooth dongle? (MSI branded in may case)

I have copied MP3 files and JPG pictures without a problem, but JAR files
produce the message "Server does not support this operation".

Googling for this brings up messages suggesting pieces of software to enable
Java downloading - along with others suggesting that they are not necessary.

I've also seen suggestions that the "Motorola Phone OBEX Objext Push" object
can be used, but I am unable to drop files onto this object (doesn't
highlight). Double-clicking it produces the following message :

You don't have any contacts in Outlook Express that can be chosen as
your default business card.
Using Outlook Express add a contact and try to select a business card
again. Or, select another PIM application from which to choose your business
card.

Can anyone help here? I haven't a clue what to do next..

Thanks

Adrian

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"Adrian" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:40e91958.0@entanet...
> Is it possible to transfer java (.JAR) files to a Motorola V525 from a PC
> via a Bluetooth dongle? (MSI branded in may case)
>
> I have copied MP3 files and JPG pictures without a problem, but JAR files
> produce the message "Server does not support this operation".
>
> Googling for this brings up messages suggesting pieces of software to
enable
> Java downloading - along with others suggesting that they are not
necessary.
>
> I've also seen suggestions that the "Motorola Phone OBEX Objext Push"
object
> can be used, but I am unable to drop files onto this object (doesn't
> highlight). Double-clicking it produces the following message :
>
> You don't have any contacts in Outlook Express that can be chosen as
> your default business card.
> Using Outlook Express add a contact and try to select a business card
> again. Or, select another PIM application from which to choose your
business
> card.
>
> Can anyone help here? I haven't a clue what to do next..
>
> Thanks
>
> Adrian
>
>

Check out www.howardforums.com Use the search there, it has been covered
plenty of times, so you will have no problems finding answers, all sorts of
good learns on there!

"Adrian" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:40e91958.0@entanet...
> Is it possible to transfer java (.JAR) files to a Motorola V525 from a PC
> via a Bluetooth dongle? (MSI branded in may case)
>
> I have copied MP3 files and JPG pictures without a problem, but JAR files
> produce the message "Server does not support this operation".
>
> Googling for this brings up messages suggesting pieces of software to
enable
> Java downloading - along with others suggesting that they are not
necessary.
>
> I've also seen suggestions that the "Motorola Phone OBEX Objext Push"
object
> can be used, but I am unable to drop files onto this object (doesn't
> highlight). Double-clicking it produces the following message :
>
> You don't have any contacts in Outlook Express that can be chosen as
> your default business card.
> Using Outlook Express add a contact and try to select a business card
> again. Or, select another PIM application from which to choose your
business
> card.
>
> Can anyone help here? I haven't a clue what to do next..
>
> Thanks
>
> Adrian
>
>

basically u have to create a new OBEX Objext Push icon, from memory?...
right click on icon, botton right corner, explore bluetooth places, view
devices in range, a new OBEX Objext Push icon should appear which u can just
drag and drop ur java files .....i've also got an MSI bluetooth,dead
simple once someone told me that tip....


"Adrian" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:40e91958.0@entanet...
> Is it possible to transfer java (.JAR) files to a Motorola V525 from a PC
> via a Bluetooth dongle? (MSI branded in may case)
>
> I have copied MP3 files and JPG pictures without a problem, but JAR files
> produce the message "Server does not support this operation".
>
> Googling for this brings up messages suggesting pieces of software to
enable
> Java downloading - along with others suggesting that they are not
necessary.
>
> I've also seen suggestions that the "Motorola Phone OBEX Objext Push"
object
> can be used, but I am unable to drop files onto this object (doesn't
> highlight). Double-clicking it produces the following message :
>
> You don't have any contacts in Outlook Express that can be chosen as
> your default business card.
> Using Outlook Express add a contact and try to select a business card
> again. Or, select another PIM application from which to choose your
business
> card.
>
> Can anyone help here? I haven't a clue what to do next..
>
> Thanks
>
> Adrian
>
>

basically u have to create a new OBEX Objext Push icon, from memory?...
right click on icon, botton right corner, explore bluetooth places, view
devices in range, a new OBEX Objext Push icon should appear which u can just
drag and drop ur java files .....i've also got an MSI bluetooth,dead
simple once someone told me that tip....


"Adrian" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:40e91958.0@entanet...
> Is it possible to transfer java (.JAR) files to a Motorola V525 from a PC
> via a Bluetooth dongle? (MSI branded in may case)
>
> I have copied MP3 files and JPG pictures without a problem, but JAR files
> produce the message "Server does not support this operation".
>
> Googling for this brings up messages suggesting pieces of software to
enable
> Java downloading - along with others suggesting that they are not
necessary.
>
> I've also seen suggestions that the "Motorola Phone OBEX Objext Push"
object
> can be used, but I am unable to drop files onto this object (doesn't
> highlight). Double-clicking it produces the following message :
>
> You don't have any contacts in Outlook Express that can be chosen as
> your default business card.
> Using Outlook Express add a contact and try to select a business card
> again. Or, select another PIM application from which to choose your
business
> card.
>
> Can anyone help here? I haven't a clue what to do next..
>
> Thanks
>
> Adrian
>
>

"horror" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> basically u have to create a new OBEX Objext Push icon, from memory?...
> right click on icon, botton right corner, explore bluetooth places, view
> devices in range, a new OBEX Objext Push icon should appear which u can
just
> drag and drop ur java files .....i've also got an MSI bluetooth,dead
> simple once someone told me that tip....


I'm not sure what u mean. right click on which icon? I've created a new OBEX
icon, but it behaves exactly the same. I can't drop anything on it, and if I
try to open it, I get :

You don't have any contacts in Outlook Express that can be chosen as
your default business card.
Using Outlook Express add a contact and try to select a business card
again. Or, select another PIM application from which to choose your business

what do I do?

As another poster suggested, I d/led PST, but it refuses to connect to my
phone. I'm sure this is simple to fix, but I'm completely baffled.

Adrian

"horror" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> basically u have to create a new OBEX Objext Push icon, from memory?...
> right click on icon, botton right corner, explore bluetooth places, view
> devices in range, a new OBEX Objext Push icon should appear which u can
just
> drag and drop ur java files .....i've also got an MSI bluetooth,dead
> simple once someone told me that tip....


I'm not sure what u mean. right click on which icon? I've created a new OBEX
icon, but it behaves exactly the same. I can't drop anything on it, and if I
try to open it, I get :

You don't have any contacts in Outlook Express that can be chosen as
your default business card.
Using Outlook Express add a contact and try to select a business card
again. Or, select another PIM application from which to choose your business

what do I do?

As another poster suggested, I d/led PST, but it refuses to connect to my
phone. I'm sure this is simple to fix, but I'm completely baffled.

Adrian

"Anybody" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Check out www.howardforums.com Use the search there, it has been covered
> plenty of times, so you will have no problems finding answers, all sorts
of
> good learns on there!

I did as you suggested. From there I downloaded PST, but I can't get it to
connect to my phone. I'm completely baffled.

Adrian

"Anybody" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Check out www.howardforums.com Use the search there, it has been covered
> plenty of times, so you will have no problems finding answers, all sorts
of
> good learns on there!

I did as you suggested. From there I downloaded PST, but I can't get it to
connect to my phone. I'm completely baffled.

Adrian